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chamaeleonidae

/kəˌmiː.liˈɒ.nɪ.diː/

Traduction: Famille taxonomique de caméléons de l'Ancien Monde, parfois classée comme superfamille au sein du sous-ordre des lézards.

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/kəˌmiː.liˈɒ.nɪ.diː/C2formalscientific
  • frFamille taxonomique de caméléons de l'Ancien Monde, parfois classée comme superfamille au sein du sous-ordre des lézards.

A taxonomic family of Old World chameleons, sometimes classified as a superfamily within the suborder Sauria.

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  1. Old World chameleonsC2formalscientific

    A family of lizards known as chameleons, native to the Old World, characterized by their ability to change color, long tongues, and grasping feet.

    frChaméléonidés

    • The Chamaeleonidae family includes over 200 species of chameleons.
    • Chamaeleonidae are primarily found in Africa, Madagascar, and southern Europe.
    • The unique adaptations of Chamaeleonidae make them fascinating subjects for study.

    Synonymeschamaeleontidae